Новости за 05.07.2015

When 1st Lt. Devin Redding steps off Fort Bragg, she usually hops into the saddle of one of her brown quarter horses for a relaxing trot around a Raeford farm.

Brig. Gen. Stephen K. Curda, the first Korean-American to reach the rank of one-star general in the Army Reserve, was selected Thursday to lead all Army Reserve soldiers in the Pacific, the Pentagon announced.

A Ceremonial Bugle has an insert that plays a digital recording of taps, the British military’s Last Post/Reveille, or other bugle calls downloaded from a computer. It’s a “dignified alternative” to be used when a live horn player is not available, according to the U.S. military and the device’s manufacturer.

U.S.-led coalition aircraft unleashed a series of airstrikes targeting the Islamic State group's stronghold of Raqqa in eastern Syria, killing at least 10 militants and wounding many others in one of the largest coalition operations carried out in Syria to date, the coalition said Sunday.

Few nations have changed the course of their relationship as profoundly in as little time as Vietnam and the United States have.

That belief that we can decouple one of the most loaded symbols of violence in American history from its violent symbolism is part of our racial complexity.

A groundswell of support for U.S. troops after more than a decade of war has led some to take advantage of that goodwill — lying about military service for adoration and financial gain.

A groundswell of support for U.S. troops after more than a decade of war has led some to take advantage of that goodwill — lying about military service for adoration and financial gain.

As the U.S. military prepares to launch one of the largest training exercises later this month, residents suspect a secret Obama plot to spy on them, confiscate guns and ultimately establish martial law.

Seven months before his death, Navy football player Will McKamey was counseled for 15 minutes at the brigade medical clinic about the risks of playing football after his brain bleed in high school.

Even before Russia invaded Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula last year, the United States recognized the value of putting down roots in eastern Europe.

Vietnamese Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong doesn't hold an official government post, but it's not surprising that he'll meet with President Barack Obama on his visit to the United States this week.

U.S. troops worldwide take time to celebrate America.